Cricket Umpire now writing EPA Press Statements on Exxon’s Parent Company Guarantee 

There has been a recent flurry of exchanges between the EPA weaving its tangled web of lies concerning Exxon’s Parent Company Guarantee and responses telling the truth coming from knowledgeable, credible, and patriotic sources such as yours truly and eminent Attorney Christopher Ram, notwithstanding the Honorable Judge Sandil Kissoon’s uncompromising admonishment of EPA, describing the…

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Canadian Sanctity of Contract case offers hope for Guyana: Part 4

Introduction Having established in the previous parts the considerable assistance that Guyana can draw from the Churchill Falls case in pursuing renegotiation of the 2016 Agreement, this part examines the specific mechanisms available under the 2016 Agreement that allow Guyana to achieve that end. Additionally, I argue that ExxonMobil’s recent categorical refusal to consider any…

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Hammerhead EIA set to ignore serious harm to the Guyanese people: LEGAL CASE FILED AGAINST ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

WINTRESS MORRIS AND JOY MARCUS LEGAL CASE FILED AGAINST ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Hammerhead EIA set to ignore serious harm to the Guyanese people We, Wintress Morris and Joy Marcus have gone to court against the Environmental Protection Agency to protect Guyana and the Guyanese people from the impacts of the proposed Hammerhead petroleum project. The…

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ExxonMobil’s noncompliance with Guyana’s Sovereign Tax laws should be of concern to all especially the US Internal Revenue Service

The public deserves information on the outcomes of the 2016 Petroleum Sharing Agreement, PSA2016. Article 15.1 purports that Guyana’s tax laws are complied with by the contractor and its affiliated companies. This is in form only. Substance of actual corporation profits tax, under Guyana’s Sovereign Tax laws, are not paid into Guyana’s Consolidated Fund. This…

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ExxonMobil does not adhere to the highest ethical standards

On December 8th, 2024, ExxonMobil Guyana claimed that they “adhere to the highest ethical standards and are committed to transparency and integrity in all our dealings”. They do not!  On the contrary, ExxonMobil Guyana does not even consistently comply with the law.  ExxonMobil rejected a valid penalty for a polluting spill, and did not pay. It waited instead until a…

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